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Have chronic pain in both shoulders. right is much worse. limited movement. am up to almost 9000 mg of acetamiophen daily. please help.
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Go to ER: Stop Acetaminophen immediately and see a doctor immediately. You are taking very toxic doses of acetaminophen. Without x rays and/or MRI results i find it difficult to comment on your shoulders.
Answered 10/4/2016
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